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Citigroup mistakenly paid Revlon's creditors about $ 900M

American bank Citigroup Inc mistakenly paid about $ 900 million to creditors of Revlon Inc and is now asking them to return the money, writes The Wall Street Journal, citing knowledgeable sources. Lenders filed a lawsuit against Revlon in connection with the company's tactics regarding debt...

Facebook Clobbers Apple Over The iPhone Maker’s Refusal Of Commission Waiver

With developers challenging the commission policy of Apple for listing of apps on iOS devices, social media giant Facebook Inc also took a dig at the iPhone maker saying that its requests for waiving off a 30 per cent fee for listing its app was declined by its US tech peer.   This latest...

ByteDance Must Sell Off US Tiktok In 90 Days, Orders Trump

The Chinese company ByteDance was ordered by the United States President Donald Trump on Friday to sell off its interest in the video-sharing app TikTok's operations in the United States within a period of 90 days.   "There is credible evidence that leads me to believe that ByteDance ......

New Import Hurdles In India Hit Chinese Firms: Reports

With the deterioration in the business environment between India and China following the clash on Himalayan border between the Indian and Chinese army, reports are now emerging of delays in clearance and approvals from India’s quality control agency for their goods is being faced by Chinese...

US bond yields hit the highest value in a month

Many investors chose to get rid of long-term US government bonds, which is why their yield reached its maximum values in more than a month. The yield on long-term US government bonds reached its highest level in more than a month, according to The Wall Street Journal. The yield on 10-year bonds...

German RWE's net profit grows by 22% in the first half of 2020

In the first half of 2020, German energy company RWE AG increased its net profit attributable to shareholders by 21.7% in annual terms - to €1.01 billion, according to the company's financial statements. In terms of one share, the company's earnings in the reporting period amounted to €1.64 against...

Airbnb to apply for IPO in August

Airbnb, an online short-term rental service, could apply to the Securities Commission (SEC) for an IPO by the end of the year within three weeks, according to The Wall Street Journal, citing sources. “The company (Airbnb) plans to file the IPO documents with the SEC later this month, thereby laying...

S&P removes Ford and GM from ratings for revision

The international rating agency S&P Global Ratings (S&P) has removed the ratings of Ford Motor and General Motors from the list for revision by confirming them at the current levels, "BB +" and "BBB", respectively, the outlook for all ratings is negative, the agency said in a release. “The negative...

IPOs in US biotech hit record high

US-listed biotechnology companies have had total IPOs of $ 9.4 billion since the beginning of this year, already surpassing the record $ 6.5 billion of 2018, according to Dealogic data. Biotech stocks are up 34% on average this year on the first day of trading after the IPO, the best performance...

WSJ: Cosmetics manufacturers are trying to weaken ties with retailers

In the face of the pandemic, cosmetics manufacturers are trying to reduce dependence on retailers, who were forced to close stores, and look for new ways to sell their products, writes The Wall Street Journal. In the United States, some large networks experienced difficulties even before the...
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